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Nike Air Force 1 Low
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AIR FORCE 1 LOW - SNEAKERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
At the beginning of the 80s, Nike was searching for its flagship silhouette that could revolutionize the brand's image and create a true universe around its athletic shoes. Released at $62.95 in 1983, a year after the launch of the High, it quickly became an iconic product of Hip-Hop culture. Nicknamed the "Uptown" on the streets of New York, it soon became an icon in the city's working-class neighborhoods thanks to its accessibility. In 1984, two years after its release, Nike planned to stop production of the Air Force 1, but thanks to the enthusiastic fans in Baltimore and the "Color of the Month Club," a group of local retailers, the AF1 survived.Thus, the American brand gives artists, athletes, designers who grew up with the silhouette the opportunity to rethink models. Each collaboration is a real vibe, the creator's art is elevated. Over the years, many iconic collaborations have come to life.
NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW AND ITS COLLABORATIONS
On the occasion of his The Ten collection, the late Virgil Abloh, artistic director of the Men's collections at Louis Vuitton, put his mark on 10 iconic models from the Swoosh brand. Among them, the Nike Air Force 1 Off-White. Playing with innovative materials such as a transparent fabric, Virgil Abloh brings a deconstructed dimension with a swoosh and its zigzag stitching. Released in 3 colors, White, Black and Volt, this sneaker is a highly sought-after must-have for fans of sneakers. Today, the visionary's legacy continues with exclusive editions such as the MCA, the University Gold, and the Light Spark Green. The most influential rapper on the planet, Travis Scott has also been able to reinterpret the Air Force 1 Low three times for men and women. After working on two AF1s in canvas White and Sail with interchangeable swoosh , the Flame offered us a stunning Nike AF1 Fossil. Playing with material overlays and patterns evoking its universe, this sneaker thrilled basketball enthusiasts with its box packed full of details. Once again, a pair that sold out extremely quickly, just like all those from the collection. We can also mention the Hong Kong label by Edison Chen, Clot who offered us 4 colorways of his Nike Air Force 1 Clot in white, blue, black, and recently the rose. Featuring a satin upper embroidered with the brand’s motif, this pair is made with a print applied directly to the shoe, revealed once the fabric is removed. Extremely limited, this collaboration marked the year 2019. Finally, we can also talk about the Nike Air Force 1 Peaceminusone in collaboration with Korean artist G-DRAGON. The K-pop singer K-pop reinterprets the classic in his own way with a hidden floral print beneath the uppers of the Black and White. This original and surprising edition managed to make a lot of noise and converted many people to Korean fashion. Nike never ceases to amaze us with its collaborations and has succeeded in establishing the Nike Air Force One as the timeless classic model.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE AIR FORCE 1 LOW AND OTHER MODELS?
The Air Force 1 Low from 1982 would see several reinterpretations over time. Its versatile design and iconic comfort encouraged many designers to modernize the silhouette of Peter Moore.While retaining the DNA of the original model, the silhouette of the Air Force 1 Shadow aims for simplicity and efficiency but features some unique details. This new model adopts adeconstructed and layered construction, which we have seen in collaborations with {{0d96609121708975b52ad9ff96ed7a}}. One can especially notice additional stitching, a double Swoosh, and a double tag AIR and NIKE that bring texture to the model with the juxtaposition of shades on the colorful versions. The Shadow Also plays with proportions with a slightly oversized midsole. At the same time, the Swoosh brand unveils the Air Force 1 Pixel. A reinterpretation of the Air Force 1 Low, it is designed exclusively for women. With its futuristic aesthetic, the new pair of Nike draws inspiration from the futuristic look already seen in the Nike Off-White collection.
HOW TO STYLE THE AIR FORCE 1 LOW?
As you may have guessed, the Air Force 1 Low hold the title of the most iconic sneakers in the history of sneakers. Thanks to its timeless shape and unmatched comfort, the low-top suits every outfit style for both men and women. To structure your outfit, you first need to choose the best pants to pair with the sneakers. Legs are the longest part of our body, so you must pay close attention to the cut and materials of your pants. Our go-to option would be the Blue Jeans. Made from denim, jeans pair perfectly with the Air Force 1 Triple White. This combination traces its roots to 90s American hip-hop, led by the era's famous rappers. Notably, Jay-Z in New York, Nelly with his eponymous single "Air Force Ones," and Dr. Dre from Los Angeles. According to legend, the latter would never wear the same pair twice in a row!
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